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Welcome to The Shrine to Charlie Hough. This page was launched on 10/12/96 and is still being updated. UPDATE 1/2/2004: Eleven new pictures, and a very special video clip, have been added to the media gallery . Some delayed news about Charlie Hough today: See Career Summary below for the details. Links page has also been updated. View My GuestbookSign My GuestbookCareer Summary Charlie Hough, major league knuckleballer, played 25 seasons in the major leagues, from 1970 to 1995. Charlie began his career with the Dodgers, staying there until being traded to the Rangers in 1980. While a Ranger, Charlie pitched in the 1986 All-Star Game, and set many Ranger records. After the 1990 season, Charlie left to sign with the White Sox as a free agent. After the 1992 season, Charlie was again a free agent and chose to sign with the expansion Florida Marlins. He stayed with the team until his retirement after the 1994 season. As a Marlin, he got the first win and strikeout in franchise history. Charlie finished his career with a 216-216 record, despite spending most of his Dodger years as a reliever. He had a 3.75 ERA, 2362 strikeouts, and only 1665 walks. Since his retirement, Hough has tutored young knuckleballers such as the Padres' Mattson, was on the 1996 Florida Marlins Fantasy Camp Staff, and was pitching coach of the San Bernardino Stampede from 1996-1998. The Stampede are a single A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. They won the California League title in 1996, their first year of affiliation with the Dodgers. After retiring as a player following the 1994 season with the Marlins, Charlie Hough was honored by the team on August 29, 1995.

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